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And the West is History

100 years ago: BAYFIELD – “We are very anxious for the winter break up as quite a number of Bayfield autoists want to take in the exposition, and we do want good roads.” 75 years ...

And the West is History

100 years ago: “Joseph Steinegger was working on repairs for a pair of shoes that had been sent to him from Florida to be fixed. They belonged to his daughter, Lena, who now lives in Florida...

Planning in the works for a better flu vaccine

Because the last one was only 18% effective

Health Briefs

Health-care center adds music program Four Corners Health Care Center and Junction Creek Rehabilitation, 2911 Junction St., announces its certification in the Music and Memory Pro...

The world is high on sugar

From obvious, not-so-obvious sources, it’s killing us

Make that 2 chicken pox shots

Schools update vaccine rules; Durango district reviewing policy

Can’t seem to focus? Maybe you’re a creative genius

No bolt of lightning, no voice from the heavens, not even a lightbulb dangling overhead – for years scientists have been searching for the source of creativity, having discarded the myths an...

And the West is History

100 years ago: An advertisement read: “‘Meg of the Mines’ – How a plucky girl and an Indian outwit a pair of claim jumpers. Electric tonight.” 75 years ago: “Dr. and Mrs. BJ Ochsn...

Post ‘Breaking Bad,’ N.M. fertile ground for TV, film

ALBUQUERQUE – When the last “Breaking Bad” episode aired almost two years ago, New Mexico officials feared film and television production might end in the state after the series brought welc...

And the West is History

100 years ago: “Several prominent mining men now in the city from the La Platas, look for a great revival in the industry during the coming season. Plans for the building of a custom mill, a...

And the West is History

100 years ago: “‘Bud’ Weaver, a barber formerly well known to the bunch at Silverton and more recently from Pueblo, came in with Mrs. Weaver last night to locate permanently in this city. He...

And the West is History

100 years ago: “After Jan. 1, 1916, the only ways in which intoxicating liquors may be procured in Colorado are these: for religious and sacramental purposes; for medicinal purposes; and for...